About 2 Post Lifts

Why only two-post?

Because a buyer who has already decided on two-post is shopping a different question than a buyer comparing configurations, and almost every site selling automotive lifts serves them the same page. Two-post is the configuration for wheels-free service — brake, suspension, exhaust, driveline work — and it comes with the two hardest prerequisites in the category: the concrete it anchors into, and the ceiling height it needs. We built a store that only answers those questions, rather than one more menu that starts with "which configuration is right for you."

If you want a four-post, a scissor or a portable lift, we are not the right site, and we would rather tell you that than carry a thin range of everything.

What does 2 Post Lifts actually stock?

71 two-post models from 10 manufacturers — Katool, Triumph, Atlas, AMGO Hydraulics, Daytona, Tuxedo, BendPak, Supreme, M&E and iDEAL — organised by lifting capacity rather than by brand, because capacity plus ceiling height is what decides a purchase, not the badge on the column.

Our own research into this exact search found that only one of the ten sites currently ranking for "2 post car lift" is a multi-brand dealer; the rest are manufacturers selling their own brand direct. We are building toward being the second.

Can I buy from 2 Post Lifts today?

No. We are agreeing dealer terms with manufacturers and are not currently accepting orders. We would rather say that plainly than dress a pre-launch catalogue as a stocked warehouse.

What we can do now is confirm specifications from manufacturer documentation where we hold them, tell you what a model needs from your building, price an enquiry against the current market, and tell you honestly where a project sits against our supply timeline.

Where do the prices come from?

Every price on this site is the median of what independent US dealers list for that exact model. It is a guide to the market, not a quote from us, and it will not become one until we confirm freight to your address and a lead time we can hold to.

What we will not publish

• A ceiling height or concrete figure we do not hold. Currently 8 of our 71 models carry a manufacturer-stated ceiling height. A guessed number is the single most expensive mistake this category makes, and we will not make it on your behalf.
• A certification we have not checked. ALI certification attaches to a specific model at a specific capacity. Where a claim exists we link the directory entry; where it does not, the listing says so.
• Reviews we have not received. There are none on this site because we have sold nothing yet.
• A flat freight rate. Every lift here ships freight, quoted against your address, never a published national number.

Who operates 2 Post Lifts?

2 Post Lifts is a trading name of Serpply Ltd, which builds ecommerce infrastructure — which is why this storefront runs on our own platform rather than a hosted one. Company disclosures appear in the footer and in our terms.

If you manufacture or distribute two-post lifts, our supply page sets out what we can integrate. If you are a shop, fleet or specifier, see trade accounts.